Dennis Knight, better known under the ring names Tex Slazenger, Phineas I. Godwinn, and Mideon, retired from professional wrestling back in 2006. Instead, he trained to become a chef, and to this day, that is his profession. However, life hasn’t been kind to him as of late because after he recently lost all the toes on his right foot in a kitchen accident, he has now revealed on Instagram he has just spent eight days hospitalized, which he called “the worst week of my life.”
“Hi my name Is Dennis Knight and this week I almost died! Spent 8 days in the hospital and 48 hours in ICU…with everything I’ve done in my life I would have thought. Car accident ,OD or some other result of my my lifestyle! But no my body tried to kill me! I don’t like to talk about my personal life but thx I don’t need anything I have the greatest family who takes care s of me !
Starterted who stomach pain that was supposed to bowel obstruction then went in to surgery and found shredded appendix a herinea and golf size blades stone that tore my entire stomach up which is weird because I had gall balder removal years ago! My blood sugar should be 90 to 120 mine was over 700 .
The reason for this is to tell your family and God you love them because It might be the last! I love you all and want you to be happy so take care of yourself and after the worst week of my life I am great full to still be here and I love you all..thank you for your time 🥰”
Dennis Knight55-year-old Knight broke into the wrestling business in 1989, and his big break came in 1996 when he joined WWE as Phineas I. Godwinn, one half of The Godwinns pig farmer tag team. During this time, he held the WWE Tag Team Championship twice before becoming a singles competitor called Mideon and tag partner of Viscera after joining The Undertaker’s Ministry of Darkness stable. Still, he was gone from the company by early 2001, and after working a couple of dark matches in the proceeding years and making an appearance for TNA, he opted to retire.
